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PLANT COMMUNICATION: OPENING OUR HEARTS TO NATURE
Date: Sat, Aug 22
Time: from 10 am-12 noon
Facilitator: Heather Cain, local herbalist
Description: Plants have been evolving with and supporting humans ever since we took our first steps on earth. Scientists are now discovering what indigenous people have known for thousands of years - plants are sentient, intelligent beings that communicate and make decisions; and humans are hard-wired to bond with nature. We have the capacity to relate directly with the trees and plants around us; in this workshop we will learn how. Communicating with plants is a step to living in better harmony with ourselves, each other, and nature. It is a path of healing that helps us attune to our true essential nature and inner wisdom, and to what our hearts deeply desire.
In this workshop we will:
- explore opening our hearts to receive from the plants
- touch on scientific and indigenous perspectives of plant intelligence
- learn simple techniques to boost intuitive awareness and plant/nature connection
- create sacred space to anchor our learning journey
Register on our website here.
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Please note - this is a limited space workshop so register early to reserve your spot!
Cost: $65 per person (includes all materials, instruction, handout notes, and take home samples)
Register on our website here.
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SEED SAVING WORKSHOP
Date: Sat, Sept 12
Time: from 1-3 pm
Facilitator: Taarini Chopra, from Seeds of Diversity (www.seeds.ca)
Description: During this workshop we will learn all the steps of seed saving: from planning your planting and isolating varieties, to collecting seeds from plants in your garden, to cleaning and rogueing seeds, and storing your seeds to plant the next year. The workshop will be hands-on, and we will collect and clean seeds from a variety of garden vegetables, as well as tour the Little City Farm property to observe the diversity of vegetable, flower and herb seeds ready for harvest in the gardens.
Optional: Bring an extra $15 to the workshop day, to take home a copy of Seeds of Diversity's book, "How to Save Your Own Seeds" home with you!
Cost: $25 (includes all materials, instruction, hand-out notes)
Register on our website here.
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